A Blazor component for capturing signatures with mouse and touch input, compatible with Blazor Server and WebAssembly.
SignaturePad is a Blazor component that enables users to draw signatures directly in web applications. It captures signatures via mouse or touch input and outputs the data as a base64-encoded image, simplifying integration into forms or documents. The component is designed to work with both Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly, providing a seamless experience across different hosting models.
Blazor developers who need to incorporate signature capture functionality into their web applications, such as for contracts, approvals, or user authentication forms.
Developers choose SignaturePad for its simplicity, native Blazor integration, and support for both desktop and mobile inputs without requiring external libraries. It offers customizable styling and easy data handling, making it a lightweight solution compared to more complex signature capture tools.
A simple to use blazor component to draw custom signatures.
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Supports both mouse and touch inputs, enabling use on desktop and mobile devices as highlighted in the README's features.
Seamlessly integrates with Blazor Server and WebAssembly, offering easy data binding and component usage without external dependencies.
Allows configuration of line width, cap, and join styles via SignaturePadOptions, as shown in the README example with _options.
Outputs signatures as base64-encoded byte arrays, facilitating straightforward storage and display, with conversion examples provided in the README.
Lacks advanced capabilities like pressure sensitivity, signature validation, or undo/redo functions, which are common in professional signature tools.
Exclusively designed for Blazor, making it incompatible with other web frameworks and dependent on Blazor's ecosystem and potential performance issues.
Requires manual addition of the 'data:image/png;base64, ' prefix when loading existing strings, as noted in the README, which can be error-prone.